Season Two
While waiting for season seven to begin (why is it not here yet???), let’s fondly look back at the genius that is season two.
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Wonderful! Season 2 does have a lot of iconic moments in it, and you captured them all wonderfully.
Gotta love a shout out to the Trickster!
Season two rocked!!!!!!! 😀
Intro to a whole bunch people. Most of whom are no longer with us. Some we miss (RIP Ellen, Jo, Andy). Some we cheered when they died (Gordon, Ava, Jake) Intro to the Croatoan sickness, the Trickster, djinns and the list goes on and on.
But Julie, we now know that John made the ‘second’ deal. 🙂
Season two, good times. 😆 😆
Love love the second season. Hard to believe all those we loved are now dead.
Loved sweet Andy. Adored the Trickster, Jo and Ellen. (well, I liked Jo!) Don’t forget poor Madison.
Loved to see Gordon, Ava and Jake bite the dust.
My favourite seasons are 1, 2 & 3.
Thanks Julie.
Thanks Julie for another wonderful slide show. Ah, Season 2 which introduced us to the irrepressible trickster as well as the nefarious Gordon. From watching the hilarity of Dean as a PA to the incredible heartbreak of Sam killing Madison. What a season. 🙂 the actors really stepped up their game and we got to see a lot of Bobby Singer, who was a terrific addition to the show.They certainly packed a lot into this season.
As this will be my final article on the site I would just like to express, to everyone who posted such nice comments here, my heartfelt thanks
Julie
Julie,
I am so sorry to hear this is your last article. I have really looked forward to the creativity as well as technical expertise you have brought to your articles.
Julie, your touch to this site will be missed. I do hope you’ll stick around to comment and such.
Marilyn and Far Away Eyes,
Thank you so much for your kind words they were so appreciated and they touched me deeply. There will be another couple of things to be posted still in a queue of articles, but I put my thanks here after I had made my decision to leave
Julie